I need pagination for created my new tables in wp 4.2.
I tried to use some common plugins like
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-paginate/installation/
But I found that it(and some other plugins I watched) works only with post table. Could you to point to me to some good pagination plugin working with any tables ?
Thanks!
Let me to ask in other way : I need pluging not to connecting with any table, just to draw pagination pages by given parameters like n=base url, number of pages etc... Splitting of data I can make on myself. I made something like this in codeogniter 2 projects. If there is something good for this ?
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I am making a java script to create a few posts in a Wordpress blog by only inserting them into the wp_posts so table. So far I could browse the posts on web browser. Question is, is it good enough with the db operations ? does anyone know any other subsequent tables need to be updated for making a post ?
Not really, you can extend the default and existing WordPress posts.
But you can go ahead and create your own table like: https://github.com/wp-plugins/wordpress-guest-post/blob/master/wordpressguestpost.php
ended up adding REST API V2 plugin and make calls to it for creating all sorts of things. Worked like a champ
I am planning to use WP& a premium theme.
I want to customize "pages" to show data from a DB and also their design regarding to show this data.
I am a newbie that's why I am not sure if only creating a custom page template is enough for doing this or a plugin is a better option.
You won't need a plugin for this. You can either a) modify their template (for example page.php) or create your own (page-custom.php). This will help you: http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Hierarchy.
I am wondering if it is possible to create a bespoke permalink structure which is based off some of the custom fields I have in my post.
The custom post fields are: film_director, film_name (these will be consitent through out the website)
So the structure I would like to create is as follows:
http://domain.com/%film_director%/%film_name%/%postname%
I'm not great with Wordpress specific terminology so I might just be looking with the wrong keywords however is this something that can be completed (with use of either a plugin or custom code)
Thanks :)
Yep you can do this : here is a nice tutorial about it : http://firecask.com/custom-fields-and-posts-in-wordpress-permalink-urls/
I also find a plugin which seems to do this, but it's quite an old one. http://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-fields-permalink/
I'm very new to WP development. I host a website which needs a list of trails (hiking, biking, etc) and I'd like to write a WordPress plugin to do it.
Can someone please tell me if I'm taking the right approach, and if what I'm proposing is possible.
I'd like the site to end up with an auto-generated and filtered index at http://example.com/trail-guide, and the discrete trail info pages at http://example.com/trail-guide/trailname. This data would all be stored in a single database table holding info for each trail, with an admin page for adding, editing, and deleting entries from here.
Is a WP plugin the best way to go about doing this, or should I be looking at something else?
From the way you're describing, your best bet would be to Register A Custom Post Type. This can be done by adding to your existing theme's Functions.php file, or by creating a plugin.
If you don't plan on changing themes, my advice would be to just hardcode everything into your functions.php file. Otherwise, creating a plugin for this particular job would be the safest alternative.
Using this functionality in tandem with Custom Meta Boxes and Custom Taxonomies will allow you to keep everything organized within the Wordpress Framework with your own special data.
This means that these new posts can also be queried at any time through the standard Wordpress Loop or search box.
If you are uncomfortable with writing your own functions to extend your existing framework, you might want to look into some plugins like GD Custom Posts And Taxonomies Tools to manage your own.
Hope this helps.
Im working on a wordpress powered website for a client that involves a directory of local offices. Part of their requirement is that live sorting be implemented via drop downs, so when someone selects X Office in X Area, the page dynamically loads the relevant results.
I currently have a custom post type set-up called "listing", which lists all the relevant information for that office. I then display each of those fields via the Loop.
In a perfect world, a plugin would exist that would perform the above, but I've yet to find one. The closest I've come is The custom category sorting over at Digging into Wordpress.
Any suggestions on a "easy" solution that would allow me to sort "listings" with multiple attributes?
please use the wp-smart-sort plugin for that.
With the help of this plugin you can also sort the custom field
If there is any issue after the use of this plugin then let me know
thanks